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1-888-843-6474 Best known as a concert venue, the Mishawaka is perched on the banks of the Cache la Poudre River about thirty minutes northwest of Fort Collins. While catching a show here is the most popular way to experience the Mish, heading up for a drink when there's no event on the schedule will give you the chance to enjoy the river view in all its glory — and you'll even be able to score a parking spot that you don't have to hike to.  Keep Westword Free... Since we started Westword, it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Denver, and we would like to keep it that way...

Five Points could be the first neighborhood to get a common consumption area.

Over the past eleven months, Colfax Avenue just hasn't been the same without the glowing sign of Pete's Satire Lounge advertising "Mixed Drinks." The pandemic closed the legendary watering hole last March (along with every other bar and dining room in the state), but unlike other spots that reopened at the end of May, the Satire remained shuttered. But now the Contos family, which has operated the bar at 1920 East Colfax Avenue for nearly sixty years, plans to reopen Pete's Satire Lounge on Friday, February 19. When restaurateur Pete Contos took over this spot in 1962, the Satire was already ...

Gingerich says that the landlord has been extremely gracious, letting them keep furnishings, restaurant equipment and other items in the location since the business has been closed. Soon they'll start unpacking it all, with a goal of reopening Local 46 by the end of April. This summer will mark what would have been the last season on a ten-year lease. As in previous summers, Gingerich says that Local 46 will host outdoor concerts this year. The short-term lease over the summer will give the Gingeriches time to transition to their new location, dubbed Local 38, at 3930 West 38th Avenue, which...

Roller Auctions There are signed and framed photos of Bill Clinton, Red Holloway and Slide Hampton, as well as framed photos of musicians who were integral to the Pec, including saxophonist Freddy Rodriguez, who led the house band for four decades before dying last March from COVID-19 complications, and saxophonist Billy Tolles and Tony Black.  There are also framed photos of nationally known jazz legends who performed at the venue, including Eddie Harris, Lew Tabacken, Pete Christlieb, Bud Shank, Ray Brown, Gene Harris and Richie Cole. El Chapultepec's piano and bench are up for auction. ...